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. there is a better way, and a new team is ready to bring america back. eric cantor, kevin mccarthy, paul ryan, joined by common- sense conservatives... >> narrator: cantor had teamed up with his closest allies to form their own political action committee. >> together they are the young guns. >> this is the young guns. they have a book. they have a website. they're the new face of the republican party, and as mccarthy told me, paul is the brains, mccarthy is the strategist, cantor is the leader. >> narrator: the first order of business was for the young guns to prepare the new republicans for the ways of washington. paul ryan took the lead. >> paul ryan essentially became a professor, and on tuesday, wednesday and thursday nights he would teach class. he was teaching them, and he was a good professor. and he had very willing students in these 87 freshmen. >> the nation's fiscal trajectory is simply not sustainable. >> narrator: he outlined his big idea-- the path to prosperity, the name he'd given to a startling budget proposal. >> well, paul ryan is a very talented person. from a budget perspective a

. chris: i knew you'd say that. gloria? >> paul ryan. chris: you're just playing this up. what game are you playing? paul ryan? come on. >> i think marco rubio is a very attractive candidate. chris: paul, take it back. paul ryan. >> he's staying in the house. chris: we read the same stuff. >> he wants to be speaker of the house. chris: that's a good scoop. >> these guys are overexposed and i think the next attention goes to jeb bush and somebody else gets a turn. >> if chris christie is talking about losing weight, he is serious. >> no, i think he is the guy that can shoot the lights out. we saw that at the end of the 2012 campaign. you can argue barack obama got re-elected. chris: does he need to change his act a little bit back from none of your business or is that going to work for him? >> he needs to show the country his intellect which is formidable, in addition to that kind of new jersey toughness. >> my favorite race, joe biden, chris christie. wouldn't that be great? chris: a lot of jersey in both guys. thanks to our great roundtable, joe klein, gloria borger, elisabeth bumi

. congressman paul ryan said it's a setback for talks on the hill. >> there are groups in the house and the senate working together to get this done, and when he does things like this, it makes it more difficult to do that. and that's why i think this particular move, very counterproductive. >> senators john paul and john mccain slammed the white house allegedly for leaking the plan on purpose. >> this is the prosecutor pea doing his own plan. it shows me he's really not serious. when they come out and say my way or the highway and if congress doesn't ask be with i'll put it on the desk and say pass it now, that's no way to get it done. but it seems to me to show the president really doesn't want immigration reform. >> leaks don't happen in washington by accident. this races the question that many of us continue to wonder about. does the president really want a result or does he want another reason to beat up republicans so he can get political advantage in the next election? >> he argued the white house plan and bipartisan negotiations shared some key elements. >> republican, this

be open for indexing the minimum wage. people close to paul ryan. i believe he did it after he picked paul ryan. and he went on larry kudlow, i saw larry kudlow last night, and said, hey, you know they're doing the indexes. i told larry that's bad policy. economic conservatives. for doing that. while the president is throwing it out there trying to give to the public, hey, there's bipartisan -- there's really not. >> there are studies out there, small business group sponsor studies that suggested if you raise the minimum wage, you'll end up having fewer workers, predominantly lower skilled workers. there's a report that suggested $11 billion in one year in terms of increased wages for workers at that low end. the problem that boehner has it doesn't really touch on that. >> why not bring out the defense could be something that deprives people of jobs. >> yes, that would be smart. >> at some point in his press conference today, he did talk about this could hurt job creators but you end with this moral argument that the gop can't stay away because it's embedded in their outlook and fiscal pol

of the house side. >> de you think -- >> i think paul ryan, the chairman of the house committee, has been in contact with senator murray. i think they're both very practical-minded people and understand that this is a practical place where we are talking about here. i hope and trust that the budget committees will agree on a single number so that we can do our job, which cannot do otherwise. >> are closely do you work with paul ryan? >> very well. he is a bright guy. he understands what our predicament is on appropriations, that we are limited on what we can do, on the big number that he gives us and the budget resolution is. he understands that and he sympathizes with their predicament. i told him and i have told others. you guys are up in the pilot house steering the ship of state with your lofty ideas. the appropriations committee, on the other hand, is in the engine room banging on pipes and shoveling coal. we are the practical people. we have to make it work. when i have to hands shoveling coal down there, the senate in the house, we can make things happen. but if we are not in sync,

-prepared. >> colby? >> it was a "saturday night live" skit. he is going to go the way of paul ryan, these youthful looking guys who are boyish, and then they spew out that same conservative pablum that got them in trouble. >> he is talking about immigration -- >> but he didn't in that speech. >> according to "time" magazine, he got a voice now from his mother who said, "don't mess with the immigrants. they came here for the same reasons." >> that was a great anecdote and nice touch, and i hope he listens to his mother more often. the speech can be boiled down to this -- i am not mitt romney. i was not born of privilege. >> but my views are pretty much the same. >> views of the same, not as well expressed. this is charles' idea of insightful rhetoric -- "our free enterprise economy is because of our problems. that is what the president believes," oakwood to marco rubio. that is just fantasy, that is balderdash. >> balderdash. >> it is, and you hear the same thing from paul ryan to it is there mantra. the problem is policy, policy, policy. if they could understand that, and they might get out of the

. they are a lot more effective. >> i want to play what paul ryan said in reaction to the president's address. let me play it. >> he's taking to the road for the next few days in campaign mode. he seems to always stay in a campaign mode where he treats people, the other party as the enemy and not as partners. if he wanted to get things done he would work for us instead of campaigning. >> he would work with us instead of campaigning around the country. is that fact, fiction or an opinion? >> it's just an opinion. every president does this after the state of the union. you saw it with gorge bush after he had the idea of privatizing social security. he went across the country to do that. this is a republican talking point. this idea that somehow obama doesn't want to work with the republicans and he is the who is obstructing poor progress in terms of the economy and other issues and he is always if campaign mode. it's not surprising that this is what they say again. i think you have a president that realizes he did well in 2012 and he has momentum and very much wants to go above the head of the folks

opportunity. i may or may not. i don't know. >> i'll take a paul ryan position. it's not on my current list. >> another deaf pit maybe. >> we won't make a decision until 2014. i want the party to become a national party again. i will continue in that vein for a couple years and then we'll decide. >> joining us is angela rye, political strategist and principal of impact strategies. ryan grim, washington bureau chief for "the huffington post" and msnbc contributor jonathan capehart of the "washington post." it's only the middle of february 2013 and we have a slurry of individuals, bobby jindal, marco rubio, rand paul, paul ryan, but as far as jindal goes, he doesn't seem -- he seems to be having a hard time convincing voters in his own state. he only gets something like 37% of people in louisiana who want to support him. what do you think his prospects are to begin with? >> first and foremost, i think it's a really bad idea to kind of poll or test policies on your state not paying attention to what really matters to the folks and the residents of louisiana. so i think he really has to get a b

jersey's governor and former republican vice president nominee. paul ryan with third for 37 percent and rounding out the top 5 current vice president joe biden with a 35 percent positive rating. chris christie is above paul ryan. overseeing the nation's money is facing tough questions about how he has over seen his own money. chief of staff jack lieu is beginning the process become treasury secretary. they have details of what went down on the hill. the finance committee top republican had a possible conflict of interest. >> he would be saying do as i say not as i did. >> 945,000 dollar bonus he received. >> explain why it would be morally acceptable to take post domain dollars out of a company that was insolvent and about to receive a billion dollars of tax payer support. >> it was a manner of people who did the same kind of thing i did in the industry. i was compensated for my work. i will leaf for others to judge. >> dakota cu baucus talked abou in a well-known tax haven. >> i don't know why it was organized. i was not involved in setting up the fund. >> did you pay taxes on that

on getting things to the same page? >> i think paul ryan, chairman of house budget committee, has been in contact with senator murray and i think are both very practical minded people and understand that this is a practical place we're talking about here. . i hope and trust the budget committee can agree we'll do our job which we can't do otherwise. >> how closely do you work with paul ryan? >> and we're limited by what we can do by the number he gives us in the bution resolution and he understands that and sympathizes with our predicament and told him as i told others, you're in the pilot house steering the ship of state with your lofty ideas. the appropriations committee on the other hand, we have to make it work. and when i have two hands shoveling coal down there, senate and the house, we can make things happen. but if we're not in sync, the ship of state gets dead in the water and that's sort of where we are right there. >> chairman, we have to leave it there. thanks very much for being a part of newsmakers. >> thank you very much. good to be with you. >> and we're back with our r

and paul ryan about the president's address. >> and coming up on the "morning news," we'll meet the winner of the world's most famous dog show, but first, new revelations about the pope. learn more about benedict's medical history as the vatican prepares to choose his successor. this is the "cbs morning news." and now hot pink toes. seems tough for a tough dog like duke. but when it has anything to do with gwen, he's putty in her hands. for a love this strong duke's family only feeds him iams. compared to other leading brands it has 50% more animal protein... ...to help keep his body as strong as a love that can endure anything... even every fashion trend. iams. keep love strong. [ nyquil bottle ] you know i relieve coughs sneezing, fevers... [ tylenol bottle ] me too! and nasal congestion. [ tissue box ] he said nasal congestion. yeah...i heard him. [ female announcer ] tylenol® cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion. nyquil® cold and flu doesn't. >>> well, this is one of the toughest jobs in new orleans, getting partiers off the street at the en

really relate to and to reach out across the aisle to get it done. congressman paul ryan responded with this. i'm concerned the president doesn't fully appreciate the challenge of our national debt and its threat to our economy. tonight he outlined many new programs in detail. but when it came to spending restraint, he was remarkably brief. this is the trap, though, that did the white house set for republicans. republicans today in washington talking about the debt. talking about the deficit. talking about the budget. the president's going to go out there talking about those pocketbook issues that poll very well. this was the trap republicans fell into the '90s with bill clinton. and it's one that the white house thinks politically they may have set for the republicans going forward. all right. >>> up next, second term. second chances. we're going to hear from a guy who knows firsthand just how short the shelf life can be in the second term when working with congress. president clinton's chief of staff, john padesta, joining us for a reality check. how much of that laundry list fro

. they did to it paul ryan. he wasn't doing paul ryan during the election. he was doing the exact same script. they make any new face fit into the same mold. >> marco rubio is fresh to a lot of americans out there who were paying attention last night. he is in a different demographic than some of these old white senators that are there, okay, that have been there for a long time. >> right. >> it's a different culture. it's a different demographic, different view of life in many respects. yet he comes out and says the same stuff that they were just saying on the campaign trail. it's almost as if the republicans didn't preview the speech. >> well, you know what? they didn't have to. here is the thing. this is the complication of being a minority conservative. right now, first of all, there is a huge boom in it there is a big career advancement in it. if you want to be ben carson, marco rubio, any brown or black person who is willing to say conservative stuff, this is your moment. you can make a lot of money, get a lot of attention, get a lot of love from the right, because they really do need b

paul ryan and newly appointed white house chief of staff denis mcdonough coming up on "this week." >>> all right. let's go to to ron claiborne for a look at the other headlines. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with news about a new pope and when that pope may be chosen. the vatican hinting it may begin the process of selecting pope benedict's successor earlier than expected. abc's david wright joins us from rome now where pope benedict is celebrating his second to last sunday as head of the roman catholic church. david? >> reporter: good morning, ron. the pope just finished his weekly angelus, and only one more time will he appear in that window, so a huge crowd gathered here at st. peter's today, but already behind the scenes, the focus has turned to choosing his successor. the vatican spokesman yesterday floating a trial balloon suggesting that the conclave to choose a new pope could take place before march 15th. some say that's just common sense because there's no funeral this time, no period of mourning, and all the cardinals will presumably be in town to say good-bye to

, cantor and boehner and paul ryan sort of moving up on the inside? who is the most influential player right now in that caucus when it comes to budget decisions? >> it's john -- still it's three people. john boehner, eric cantor, and paul ryan, and paul ryan and cantor are going to keep boehner to the right. i mean, cantor and ryan's advisors have told us privately there is no opening for tax revenue in this deal at all. i'm want sure if john boehner would do it independently of them, but the people that we've seen who have been completely ineffective are the people on the house armed services committee, the people who make these decisions usually, but the chairman has not been able to sway boehner at all. we've seen the stalemate because of that, and cantor and rooen are going to keep boehner on the right. >> people outside the process are saying this is the dumbest way to do business, to have a meat ax approach and have across the board cuts. yes, it does achieve some budget savings, but does it not in any kind of intelligent way of planning. >> which is why if you talk to the peopl

- presidential debate between joe biden and paul ryan. let me just apologize, just before we can live on the air, the satellite feed took a hit with all the news of the day and the news that will be made tomorrow. martha, thank you for doing this under these difficult situations. you'll be happy to know there is a beautiful picture of you on the screen. >> i don't know how any of that works but i know we will make it work somehow. tavis: come the about this project. >> on the radar is our digital project with yahoo and abc news. it is part of our power players and i think the power players get the 100 million hits a year. it is a real opportunity for me to sit down like you get to do and do holland your interviews. tavis: given the number of years you have been at this, how has it changed in your tenure? >> we have to look at it as opportunity. it is a fabulous opportunity to get different types of audiences. the children get their news from the internet, they probably go to the internet first. tavis: you tell me i could be wrong, but it seems our interest in those kinds of affairs that seine fl

lost paul ryan in the mall. [laughter] he was supposed to hold on to his mother's hand! [laughter] they found him busting a union at the build-a-bear workshop. [laughter] but folks, the rnc, the republican national committee, is doing something about it. >> the rnc is doing a major autopsy on 2012. >> the rnc is coming up with some type of autopsy of the last election. >> you've got to do a full autopsy. >> stephen: yes, a full autopsy. which is also the republican alternative to obamacare. [laughter] to plot their path back to power, the gop recently held a three-day conference in williamsburg, virginia, which is the perfect location, because the republican platform also re-enacts the 18th century. [laughter] they say they went there for a little self-reflection exactly what men inspired by ayn rand need-- more time thinking about themselves. [laughter] they also reached out to voters, with a web-survey asking how they can improve their messaging. and a computerized web survey is the perfect way to hear from republicans' core constituency of the extremely old. latch laugh the num

committee chairman paul ryan will join us his first morning show interview since the >>> all right, norah. a few patches of fog making their way inside the bay this morning and along the coastline. we have seen some thicker fog making its way to some of the interior valleys. as we hoed throughout the day, this is all going to lift as we head throughout the day. mostly sunny skies by the afternoon but still chilly in spots. freezing in some of the valleys now. 30 degrees in napa, 31 in santa rosa, and 32 degrees in fairfield. 40s approaching the coastline. this afternoon, should see some 50s at the beaches, 60s, plenty of sunshine, inside the bay and the valleys. even warmer over the next couple of days. >> announcer: this national her >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by kay jewel ares. every kiss begins with kay. sugar is the number one cause of obesity on "cbs this morning." nectresse, the new 100% natural no calorie sweetener. new nectresse. the 100% natural no-calorie sweetener made from the goodness of fruit. new nectresse. swe

but to the overall amount has gotten more superficial so now i asked chris chris your paul ryan they spend a lot of time talking about their weight or exercise that may double the of playing field a bit maybe it is at the expense of substantive coverage. >> host: ltd. rice do you have for candidates to reach out to the media? >> when they call, always talk. you need to build good relationships if they are approaching you there is no reason not to take them up. don't waste their time don't send out of a press release everyday. said not one that is newsworthy because they can come to those events then they will cover you would if you waste their time they will stop. >> host: what you teach your? >> women of political leadership in this seminar of contemporary politics the last semester i taught a class election in 2012 we follow the congressional and presidential elections in detail and women in politics >> host: water to conclusions that you have? >> guest: it is a broad question but the two things that are relevant is primaries matter and even though ms. romney got through the primary unscathed

to say i don't think it is fair we make fun of paul ryan or marco rubio for the water thing. i mean how are they supposed to keep their souls from catching on fire? >> stephanie: you are a scamp. >> that was very funny. >> stephanie: i forgot about paul ryan was drinky, too during the debates. very drinky. very nervous. did you see eddie sitting there? he's in a permanent snit during the state of the unions. >> isn't that wonderful eddie? >> i won't go! i won't, i won't i won't! you can't make me! you can't, you can't! i'm not i'm not, i'm not! >> stephanie: all right. so much to talk about. your reviews and ours of the state of the union last night. 17 minutes after the hour. kind of funny. i was thinking about how we do marco -- >> rubio. as a pool game. a water game. glug glug, glug, glug. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> announcer: finally, talk radio you can dance to. it's "the stephanie miller show." the natural energy of peanuts and delicious, soft caramel. to fill you up and keep you moving, whatever your moves. payday. fill up and go! (vo) always outspoken, now un

given the rebuttal gotten anywhere, bill clinton, bob dole and paul ryan. if i were marco rubio i would have passed on this. it doesn't kill him 2016 but "saturday night live" is licking their chops right now. >> you're not kidding. thanks so both of you. >> pleasure, thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> beyonce like you have never seen her before revealing personal details about her life in a new documentary. >> it was hard to relive some of those things, but i felt like i had a story to tell and hopefully it will inspire a lot of people. >> and who shows up at the premiere? oprah. hear what she has to say. all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told m

pierre is to speak next month at the annual cpac conference. he will appear on the stage with paul ryan, eric cantor, mitch mcconnell, and the great marco rubio. what do you say to them, congressman, that they're prepared to share a stage with a man who issues absolutely fabricated and fictitious analysis of a city that clearly he knows nothing about? >> i would be embarrassed to be on the same stage. >> shouldn't they withdraw? what are they doing sharing a stage with a lunatic? >> i actually think they should withdraw if he's going to share the same stage as they are. the reality is, martin, that it's crazy talk coming out of the nra today and lapierre. when they were looking for someone to offer some sane suggestions as to how you get control of gun violence in this country they came out with a manifesto that is in essence a membership drive for the nra. this is about trying to get more people in the nra. i think it's disgusting. >> joy, i don't know if you know much about south carolina republican lindsey graham but he'll also be making an appearance and he definitely shares some of mr. lapierre

." >> thanks so much for having me. >>> in a "this week" exclusive congressman paul ryan joins us from janesville, wisconsin. congressman ryan, thanks for coming to the show. >> hey, good morning, jonathan. >> i want to get right to this dustup over immigration and marco rubio's comments. just last week you said that the president deserved credit for not politicizing the immigration issue. you thought that was a good sign. do you still believe that? >> actually i don't, and i really don't enjoy saying this. i did think that his words were measured and productive in the state of the union. but putting this -- leaking this out does set things in the wrong direction. look, the question that we always have to ask ourselves, particularly with this white house, is the president looking for a partisan advantage, or is he looking for a bipartisan law? and by putting these details out without a guest worker program, without addressing future flow, by giving advantage to those who cut in front of line for immigrants who came here legally, not dealing with border security adequately, that tells u

they believe to be fugitive christopher dorner. also top republicans paul ryan and marco rubio on the president's state of the union address. we'll also ask senator rubio about this moment. the water bottle moment that's getting a lot of attention today. and billionaire casino mogul steve wynn will be here in studio 57. we are excited about that. that and more at 7:00. >> gayle, how much do you want to bet that water bottle moment ends up on snl on saturday night? >> that is so funny, frank, you should say that because after i saw it i said, it's a "saturday night live" moment! waiting to happen. >> that will be fun. >> so true. gayle, thank you so much. >> see you. >>> and remember, "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. did you hear that? gayle and i are bffs now. >> you're hanging out. >> we hung out in new orleans. >>> changes coming our way i think you will you'll like a lot of sunshine outside toward the afternoon. some patchy fog to begin with though outside today and that's managed to sneak inside the bay and showing up in the valleys

, appointed vice chair of the budget committee by paul ryan, known as a fierce opponent of government waste and devoted to limit government with a strong commitment to policies that create private sector jobs. we are grateful to the patience when he was going to come to the club in hurricane sandy. we are glad that you were able to come today. congressman van holen was lerpted to the house of representatives in 2002 to rent maryland's 8th district and happy to have him back from a couple years ago. his district contains month come ri county and prince george ease suburbs of washington, d.c. and ranking minority member of the house budget committee, the leading democrat. he also shortly became a leaders of the party after being elected, a prior chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee, was the ranking member and democratic leaders of the budget committee in 2011. he's no longer a rising star in the party. i think that's what we said a couple years ago the the club. he is a star, and he's one of the most informed democratic spokesman on tv. welcome back. so we are privilege

. stephanie: i was flashing back to paul ryan, when he was getting his ass kicked by joe biden. that's when he exposed how young and inexperienced he is. can you imagine him debating hillary? >> the time -- when stuff happens, and then i -- stephanie: right also a lot of resemblance to winonna rider when she was caught on the video camera. a startled fawn. huh? >> he looked like he, you know, his mouth was drier than the dessert. he grabbed the water. there was not anything good in the performance or message. stephanie: exactly. you said lots of gun nuts threatening the president tonight. >> really? >> there was a young guy working for david shuster whos bringing to everybody's attention people threatening the president if you take my gun i'll give you my gun and you won't like it. the secret service was notified. i don't know if they're reading the retweets or what not. >> they know where they live. >> yeah, and that's the truly sick part. and it's the fox news folks that stoke these people that the president's coming to take their guns. >> no one wants to take your guns away until you threat

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ask chris christie or paul ryan. they spend a lot of time talking about their weight or their ill-fitting suit or their exercise regime. and although that might level the playing field a bit because it's not just women who have to talk about these things now, it might be at the expense of more substantive coverage. >> host: what advice would you have for candidates to reaching out finish -- for reaching out to the media? >> guest: i'd say two things. when they call, always talk to them because you need to build good relationships with them, and if they're approaching you, there's no reason not to take them up on the opportunity they're offering. and the second is don't waste their time. don't send out a press release every day announcing something that's not really important. send out a press release that's actually newsworthy. have an event that's actually newsworthy. because if you can get them to come to those events and cover those events, they'll then continue to cover you. if you waste their time, they'll easily stop. >> host: jennifer lawless, what do you teach here at amer

with senator rubio on cbs "this morning" tomorrow and for the first time congressman paul ryan, who was the vice presidential nominee, will join us live tomorrow morning. that's his first live interview. >> pelley: complete coverage of all of this, of course, on cbs "this morning" with you and charlie rose tomorrow. the president also mentioned today in his speech that the war in afghanistan would be over on 2014 and he called for an increase in the minimum wage to $9 an hour. some of the many things the president brought up tonight in his fifth state of the union address. there will be more about the president's state of the union address on your local news on this cbs station and as we said first thing in the morning on cbs "this morning" with norah, charlie rose and gayle king. with thanks to the jones day law firm for this midwinter's night view of the capitol, i'm scott pelley and i'll see you tomorrow on the "cbs evening news." good night. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress.

last press conference. >>> republican members of congress from paul ryan to roy blunt predicted the sequester will not ab voided. >>> now an update on that crippled cruise ship whose return home has been anything but triumphant. a power failure left it stranded. next came a food shortage. hundreds of nonfunctioning toilets. five days later, the nightmare is almost over. janet shandly reports. >> reporter: these are the passengers who have been toughing it out on the crippled trium triumph, living four days without power, working toilets or enough food. the photos were taken from another carnival vessel as it delivered supplies. a third tug was summoned to help tug triumph into mobile. >> your heart sinks. your stomach knots up. you just want to keel over in a fetal position and go why? why now? you know? but you get stronger. >> reporter: carnival apologized to customers and canceled 12 more triumph cruises. docked now until at least mid april. little consolation for this woman whose mother is onboard. >> i mean it's awful. we just want our mom home. we want to make sure she's s

been a speech delivered by paul ryan or mitt romney the day before the election, an election, quite honestly, they lost decisively. it really reminds me that all of this effort that is going on in the republican party really is a marketing scheme. it's really about changing the packaging. it's really about putting the candy bar in a different wrapper. the very same thing that romney said the day before the election, they lost decisively. marco rubio picked up the mantle and one more time leading off with the fact that the president believes that the private enterprise system is what causes our faults in america. i will note that the only lurch left was to get a bottle of water. again, i was really struck by the fact that as you mentioned, the president outlined a robust american agenda. don't misunderstand him when he says they deserved a vote. he wasn't just speaking about the parents in that room. i think he was speaking about all american citizens and all the proposals that he outlined, whether it's the minimum wage, clean energy, a whole host of these things. those proposals des

by the chairman of the budget committee, paul ryan, and said do the math and those assumptions included that all discretionary spending would essentially be under 3% of g.d.p. which essentially means eliminating the entire federal government except the pentagon. all of a sudden the last couple of months hitting this arbitrary political target is vital. what is vital, as i said, is having a deficit strategy that's consistent with sound economic growth and making sure that we strengthen the middle class and that means as a first step to make sure that our deficits, as the economy improves, as we grow, that our deficits are not growing faster than g.d.p. and that we stabilize the debt as a percentage of g.d.p. because if you don't, as the economy improves, higher government borrowing -- we need to adopt that strategy and adopt it now. have it kicked in over a period of time. we just got very good news that the rate of per capita increase in health care costs is actually at the lowest level of 50 years. we need to continue to adopt strategies to keep that -- those costs increase low. as as demograph

to expect everybody to hush, hush when he's at an event is not that reasonable when he takes to paul ryan when he's standing in the front row and takes to the supreme court. >> it's a prayer breakfast p you ge, you get that? martha: he spoke from his personal experience, his family experience, how he was raised, talked about his life, talked about the bible and how he ties all these things into the way his philosophy has brought him to think. i think it's interesting that you're so offended by it. >> i am offended. i think he got his 15 minutes of shame but shame on him. >> it sounds like you're afraid to hear from him. >> i'd be happy to hear from him somewhere beside my church. >> your church is a prayer breakfast. martha: we'll see you on the 5. thank you. bill: what the seal team six member is saying about firing the fatal shots that killed osama bin laden. cops on a drug bust got a wild surprise when they were greeted by this guy. ♪ [singing] stphoelt. ♪ so...how'd it go? well, dad, i spent my childhood living with monks learning the art of dealmaking. you've mastered monkey-styl

their own idea. look at paul ryan. he was right in line for that stimulus. yes, it was not enough, but they filibuster everything. i just want to said, thank god for his executive power because that is the only way we can move forward. thank you for the opportunity. yes, have a great day. from twitter -- tom, saint joseph, michigan. welcome. caller: good morning. george bush from the beginning used signing statements and executive orders. he had full control of the house and the senate. i do not think the house and the senate are a big part of this picture. the president uses these powers in the spring of 2001, the schools for public health or defunded. that was by a signing statement. they have immense powers and the use the whether the congress is on their side or not. that is what i wanted to get across. host: betty from new mexico. good morning. caller: well said from the lady from arizona about the filibuster and to the previous caller. right on the money. these are people actually read books that no things. this is wonderful. there was a gentleman who called an earlier demon

. a generation of new leaders not just marco but paul ryan and scott walker who are emerging and will be the leaders of the party going forward and marco is a great impassionate advocate for limited government and strong national defense and limited -- >> chris: let me ask you to wrap this up. as someone who wante wanted mao rubio to run last year? how big of a difference. >> i'm not sure he is at the top. he will give the response and tom can give the response next year and we will have the rubio cotton ticket in 2016. >> chris: when this guy talks we listen. all right, panel, we have to take a break here. we we come back some members of congress demand new checks on the president's power to launch drone strik >>> it was a limited covert pro gram. now, everybody knows about it. and i think we need to see that this program is really run according to the american constitution. >> chris: senator dianne feinstein suggesting creation of a secret drone court where the president would have to go to get approval before putting terror suspects on his kill list and we are back now you

paul ryan on the budget and jusz tis anthony kennedy on the same-sex marriage. how important is that to the president's agenda and the future of the country? >> he needs to make sure he brings folks like rubio who is on the citizen ship from immigration. he needs to show an olive branch to him that he's going to help him along. with senator finestein, he needs to say i'm going to stand next to you. but with kennedy, it's going to be curious. he has to drill in to kennedy that kennedy can be the vote that basically cements his legacy of whether or not he did decide to pass same-sex marriage. the more he can emphasize that tomorrow, the president, on the state of the union, i think can move him along to make sure he does the right thing, as well. >>. >> now, angela, there's been some tension e tension on whether thern going to play with age requirements for medicare. the white house, today, took that off the table. they ruled out raising the medicare eligibility age to cut spending. hoi significant is that to calming down some of the tensions on the center and the left? >> i th

. >> when the republican party chose paul ryan to give the official response. >> we want to work with the president. >> the tea party issued their own rebuttal. >> the tea party is a dynamic force for good. >> the republicans' problem these days is a brand problem. >> tomorrow is make or break. >> there is no shortage of things to say about the state of the union. >> the state-of-the-union address. >> the state of the union is fill in the blank. >> our future is hopeful. our journey goes forward and the state of our union is strong. >> the so-called sequester, a large package of spending cuts set to go into effect march 1st, which was voted into law by a republican house of representatives and with majority republican support in the senate is now, according to the republicans who voted for it and hate it, the obama sequester. >> over the past few weeks, i have come to the floor to urge the president, and senate democrats to act on the huge fiscal challenges facing our nation. starting with the obama sequester. unless the senate democrats allow a reasonable spending cut alternativ

that offered to solutions on the sequestered in december. it is paul ryan that, once again for the third time and wrote is going to offer a budget that cuts spending, it tackles the debt window -- [talking over each other] lou: we had that discussion and we have an election. >> here is the deal. [talking over each other] lou: you were rejected with your deficit busting debt reducing update. lou: and the president prevailed. after eight. >> but that does not mean -- that does not mean -- the president prevailed. and there are a lot of reasons. i don't think one of the reasons the president prevailed is that the american people don't think that we need to start figuring out how to get our spending under control, how to preserve medicare and social security for the future. you are obviously -- that is a pretty apparent fact that the present one. what that means does not mean that the president has a car blancs piece of paper to do whatever it is you once. the other thing that is true is that the republicans won the majority in the house which means that the president has to deal with -- work wit

is dubbed as the watergate scandal. heaven forbid a guy take a sip of water. paul ryan can relate. his advice to rubio, try a cough drop. anyway, i digress. the real story from the rebuttal is that rubio did a great job offering a counter point to the state of the union. he even handled the water bottle by poking fun of himself on twitter. for all the past flops from the left and the right, the opposition responds as an important part of the national dialogue. i have a feeling i'm in the minority, but rubio was the best. . >> better than jindal. >> i really liked the speech on substance and the delivery. i thought he was empathetic and he had a soft touch that was important to him. to come out and speak from a personal place deep inside and seem like a normal guy. one of his best lines was i don't oppose your plans because i want to protect the rich. i oppose your plans because i want to protect my neighbors. it was an intimate message. being non-combative and strongly worded was the right tact to take. i did have criticism. we talked about my rule against referring to obama when you a

sure paul ryan wrote at least half of the speech. so this was nothing new. it's almost like an empty suit. >> you know, joe, abbey is right. you expect something new to be brought to the table, not you're just getting a bottle of water off the table. >> yeah, right? . you have to also understand -- and i'm not feeling sorry for a guy who pulled up the ladder particularly after he took it out. he took about how he used student loans. he also talked passionately about how medicare was extremely important to his family. what does he do? he supports a party that, in fact, wants to cut medicare. he supports a party that, in fact, would even stand up to report gun control. i'm not feeling any pity for him. and i know he said, for example, that god has a way of reminding us how he's human. god also has a way of saying i don't like ugly. and it's ugly when you use the very thing that helped you to get where you are today. and then you pull up the ladder for folks underneath. could you imagine being opposed to $1.25 u $1.75 raise? >> my mother used to say god don't like ugly, and he ain't too

responsibility. naturally, since the president proposed it, boehner, rubio, and paul ryan have all dismissed raising the minimum wage out of hand

be passed in a time of extreme partisanship. republican paul ryane responds. don't miss it on "this week" with george stephanopoulos coming up on abc7. >>> new this morning, thousands of relief workers are helping with recovery efforts after that meteorite explosion in russia. we are learning just how much it costs to repair some of the damage. [explosion sound] [screaming] >> very frightening. that sonic boom and resulting pressure wave blew out windows and collapsed doors in an industrial city of 1 million people. more than 1000 were hurt in friday's explosion. 20,000 emergency personnel are now on the scene. officials estimate the explosion caused at least $33 million in damage. the russian academy of sciences believe the meteor weighed about ten tons before entering the earth's atmosphere. >>> this could be the road trip of a lifetime for a handful of bay area hackers, designers and sales people. young entrepreneurs will spend three sleepless nights on a bus trying to start a business as the wheels go round and round. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom climbs aboard. ♪ i want to be

guy. he's more conservative than mitch mcconnell and he has a lot in common with paul ryan, they're both conservative republicans who came of age in that post gingrich era. as i said in the piece rubio speaks partisan republican as his native tongue. mitt romney was speaking it as a second language. you can see how the republican party if they think that their only problems is that they need to improve their message and reach out to latinos better, rubio is an excellent communicator. he doesn't speak spanish. he's cuban-american. if they don't feel that they need to change their position on other issues, he's pretty down the line domestic policy, social policy he's pretty conservative. >> michael: when you say he's cuban-american it brings to mind that it seems that the republicans are fooling themselves again. oh we're going to degree the latino population. the cuban experience in miracle is very different from the rest of the latino experience in this country. don't they think that this argument is going to be lost on those hispanic-americans? they'll see marco rubio as somethi

in the high country as we wrap up the week. tomorrow's temperatures, down. mid to up paul ryan 50s for highs. areas of low clouds for the morning and high clouds in the afternoon. close to 60 in pleasanton. could see highs in mid 50s and up towards santa rose a, 57 degrees. you can see how cool tuesday will be. main event for our weather. highs near 50s inland and inner bay. wednesday we should catch a break. showers shutting down. thursday and friday, i think most of those showers will be around sonoma county heading out to the sierra. saturday, perhaps that system coming in will bring another chaps of showers to the areas north of the golden gate. but the good news for our rainy pattern, the it is moving south so more opportunities every two or three days to see more rain and higher elevations. >> i just want to do a little fact check on the whole thing. >> reality check. >> you were right. but do you know who was before that? >> i don't. >> do you know? >> chris. >> three years. nice, 20 points for you approximately chris mull lens and jim hardaway. >> this is your department. >> she's ch

texas myrtle the turtle. paul ryan, we could get a lot of stuff done. stephanie: it is amazing john how we said it's clear they both voted for it, both sides voted for paul ryan's bill to quester now saying look what the president. john: it's another snooze alarm. how many times can we have the fiscal cliff per month. this time, i think the republicans are going to let it go into effect, let these cuts happen. stephanie: buddy you're on the show. caller: hey, mama. you know the thing about this that is unprecedented with the hague he will acknowledge benghazi stuff i've seen this act before. it was called white water. seven years and $77 million into the great b.j. hunt. what white water was, it was a money losing land deal for the clintons and then it got a life of its own and kept going and going. lindsey graham yaps about i haven't had my questions acknowledged. he's had his questions answered. stephanie: you bring up the crux of like the republican, when you think about that, how stunning that is, all of that taxpayer money they used. they lost money! wouldn't you think that it woul

chose paul ryan to give its official response, the tea party issued its own rebuttal. >> instead of cutting, we saw an unprecedented explosion of government spending and debt. it was unlike anything we've ever seen before in the history of the country. >> last year a gop response by mitch daniels had competition from the herminator. >> in a word i heard the speech, and it came across as a hodge podge of little ideas. >> this year senator marco rubio will deliver the republican response, while rubio was once the standard bearer for the tea party, the group is still opting for its own rival rebuttal from the man who said this after the past election. >> there is one compromise i would be in favor of, and that's that all spending should be cut. >> joining the panel now to discuss is msnbc contributor ari melber and jake sherman. jake, what are the optics here? ran paul on cnn said to me i see it as an extra response, but it doesn't really project party unity to have different responses to the president. >> i think if john boehner and mitch mcconnell had their choice here, they would

over the next ten years. paul ryan, membership friend, budget, doesn't balance for 40 years. so budget control act has the force of law. you can talk about budgets, but his budget isn't going to balance. we have to make some tough decisions. the president had everyone in the room so close to a decision and the republican leadership walked out. >> congresswoman nita lowey, it's always good to see you and thanks for coming on the program. >> thank you, and give my best to the pope. hope you have a good, good time. bye. >> thank you so much. i'll be sure to pass that along. >>> well, today's tweet of the day comes from nbc's late-night host, jimmy fallon. "the pope says he plans to enjoy his privacy and quietly enjoy this has golden years. just kidding. he's going on "dancing with the stars"." and noodles on spoons. a kite, a breeze, a dunk of grilled cheese. catches and throws, and spaghettio's. a wand, some wings, soup with good things. sidewalks and doodles and wholesome noodles. puddles and pails and yes, puppy dog tails. for a lunch like this, there's a hug and a kiss. because that's

comes back, paul ryan drank too much ryan. never mind that joe biden was rude and laughing during the debate, he drank too much water. >> sean: you know who that is, it's your vice-president there you go. >> i love joe biden. >> sean: and former senator scott brown makes his first appearance as a fox news contributor, and still to come, actress activist darryl hanna again on the wrong side of the law avapro testing the keystone pipeline and here why she opposes that project and i promised to bail her out of jail and i have to make good on my promise. we'll explain coming up. how do you get your bounce? i use bounce outdoor fresh sheets because they're just that much fresher and they help keep static off in the cold so my clothes will never embarrass me. mommy, i dressed the snowman! how do you get your bounce? less static year-round. ♪ [ male announcer ] start with a groundbreaking car. good. then invent an entirely new way to buy one. no. no. no. yes! a website that works like a wedding registry. but for a car. first, you customize it. then let people sponsor the car's parts as

. >> we've got to talk about "twilight." >> there are rumors -- >> when paul ryan debated joe biden for the vice presidentsy, his sips ended up as a skit on snl. >> i may not go every sunday, but on christmas eve -- >> two handed chug with one thing. comedians made fun of what they called marco rubio's cotton mouth dry noises. >> thank you for listening. may god bless all of you. >> we'll toast to that. jeanne moos, cnn. >> i want to say, folks -- >> new york. >> she's very funny. >> i got one. that's it for us. erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we are moments away from a news conference where we expect to learn what happened in that cabin outside los angeles yesterday. last night, we heard this. >> burn it down! >> just do it, right now! [ bleep ]. >> in a few moment, we hope to find out if the body found in that cabin is the suspected cop killer and also what led to his death. plus, thousands of people are trapped on board a crippled carnival cruise ship. they're running low on supplies and living thi

. >> the water thing comes back, paul ryan drank too much ryan. never mind that joe biden was rude and laughing during the debate, he drank too much water. >> sean: you know who that is, it's your vice-president there you go. >> i love joe biden. >> sean: and former senator scott brown makes his first appearance as a fox news contributor, and still to come, actress activist darryl hanna again on the wrong side of the law avapro testing the keystone pipeline and here why she opposes that project and i promised to bail her out of jail and i have to make good on my promise. ♪ [ slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you h heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums accuracy is much more important than distance. watch. (lure jingles) ♪music announcer: gear up with big savings at bass pro shops. like this rig slinger baitcast combo for under $90. plus save these dates for the spring fishing classic. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your ra

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